The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-03-17
STATE AND NE1aHBoRHOOD.

BellAlEe mas got Gno ltcns
Youngstown has a chestnut club.
OrrvilIe wants q new steam engine
Real estate sales In FIndlay on Thurs
day amounted to $500, 1000.
Editor Mccormick, Of the Niles Inde-
pendent, has gone to Florida for his
health. ID.
HaysVille has o boom. Dog fight every
fifteen minutes, or else we misresd the
Journal.
A, Il. Bean, we'll known suctioneer Of
RaVenna, died on "Wednesday. Leaves
q wife and family. % i'
Adam Poe, the noted Indian fighter,
built his cabin In Wayne township,
Columbisna county In 1903.
Spring Is coming. A monkey having
In charge an Italian and q barrel organ,
appeared In Wooster, this week.
Joseph Bolick, very wealthy Summit
county farmer, on Friday afternoon
committed suicide by shooting himself.
James Bosley, wanted at Csdiz, Ohio,
for DEMONSTRATING, was captured at
Huey, Ill. The Ohio Sheriff has gone for
the prisoner.
Michael Hoiacre, Wooster Knight Of
Pythias, brutally beat his 18year old
daughter because she lost IS. Great
Indignation.
Gas has been struck in ex- President
Hsyes's back yard, and 1t is thought 1t
will be necessary for him to move his
chicken coop.
John W. Gillespie Of Mt. Airy, IS years
old when. he died, was buried by his five
brothers and nephew, aged 78, II, SO, 81
and So respectively.
L0udonville Democrat has completed
its eighth year. II is an enterDris1ng,
neWsy sheet, and deserves the prosperity
1t apparently enjoys.
Thomas MCTye, G. P. brakeman had
his left arm and hand crushed Thursday,
while coupling cars at Ravenna. Will
have to be amputated.
Elght-yesr-Old son Of Jacob Lenhart
while playing on the banks OF the Little
Saltwater at DennisOn, fell into the
stream and was drowned.
VIM. G. Brothers, pulled In at Alma
on Thursday by q New Philadelphia de-
tective, wanted at Canal Dover to an
swer to the charge Of rape.
Henry Gallagher, brakeman, "let or
70" and fell from a moving train at
EIids, and was probably fatally injured.
Occurred on Wednesday morning.
Elbridge Phillips. Ashtsbuls county
farmer, being in Ill health, arose at 8
o'clock Friday morning and shot him
self, inhtcting, 1t is thought, q fatal
wound.
Jerry Fahey, the wretch who drowned
May POFter's babe at 9sndusky, has been
found guilty of murder In the second
degree and will 90 to the Denitentisry
for life.
On Thursday afternoon the American
Wire Works Company of Cleveland
called their stirling employees together
and paid them of In full, In other words
them.
Alvin TObin, London farmer, "above
has skipped the tralaloO with
a Springfield female. Wife desires an
explanation Of his conduct. Supposed
to be In Cincinnati.
1t cost James Shaw Of WspOkaneta
$400 for little partnership venture
with Lizzie Parlett. Lizzie gave bond
for $500 that the baby should n0nbe.
come public charge.
Two young men at Tifin, Ohio, have
invented device for turning cars upon
q street railway, and have forwarded
diagram and description Of the inven-
tion to the Patent Office at Washin gton.
II there ever were any doubts as to A.
B. Ackerman Of 0rrville, being the father
Of the poor little murdered baby at San
dusky, those DOUBTS have been dispellpd
by the evidence adduced at the FRhey
trial.
Thomas Kelley is In limbo at Youngs
town, charged with being bad man.
IL the charges are true, he has for some
time made practice Of insulting small
girls, and broke into two houses on
Thursday night, with Intent to ravish.
Samuel Stone, Of KyIe's Corners, will
explain to Justice Steel Of Youngstown,
the whyfore Of his throwing cups and
saucers at his wife In very careless
and pr0miscu0us manner, Instead OF
eating his dinner like q we'll regulated
husband ought to do.
Carey has got another gasser. 1t was
shot on Thursday afternoon at a depth
of 1920 feet. There was great excite
ment. People ran to and fro wondering
at the cause Of the TO ring sound which
could be heard for miles. It was impOs-
sible to hear one speak q hundred feet
from the derrick.
Carroll Free Press: Mondav afternoon
some boys came across an old man south
OF town, who ha1 built himself q hut
out Of logs and bark, as temporary
lodging, while he would rest and wash
his clothes. he said he was about 67
years old, was private In the Ninth o.
Y. l., and Is making his way on foot to
the Soldiers Home at Dayton, J.
On Wednesday afternoon. while Geo.
W. Bradley was removing some boards
from an old shed on his farm near Ra-
VIENNA, the building fell, Dinning him
against rail fence, and injuries were
sustained from which. he died before
help could arrive 10 remove the debTis.
Mr.. Bradley was thirty-f0pr years old,
and leaves q wife and one child.
At Wooster, on Wednesday night. o
freight car filled with household goods
which was standing on the p, Ft- w. q
D, track was discovered to be on: fire, but
the flames were quickly extinguished.,
It was discovered that the car had been
burglarized, and soon after, o gang OF
tramps, six In number, were arrested In
the neighborh0od. On the person OF
one, George King, were found certain
articles taken from the car. The gang
had o hearing and King was bound over